This essay explores the vulnerability of enslaved African Canadian Black women by examining the death of Diana Bastian, an enslaved Black teenager who in 1792 was raped by George More, a member of the Governing Council of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. "Deluded and Ruined": Diana Bastian-Enslaved African Canadian Teenager and White Male Privilege The present study ( Adrian Marino and the intellectual travel journal as an expression of revolutionary freedom proposes an investigation attempting to prove that Adrian Marino eventually suggests a personal dialogue with the world and especially with Europe, audaciously trying to concur at substantiating a modern Romanian conscience. Adrian Marino’s journal of ideas firstly emphasizes an „individual†reality, but also bears deeper „universal†signification, as it militates for humanism and liberal democracy, for actual convergence of world cultures. During his career he enjoyed many summers working in the United States.Īdrian Marino and the intellectual travel journal as an expression of revolutionary freedomĭirectory of Open Access Journals (Sweden)įull Text Available Seen as a logical continuation of the author’s preoccupations for comparative literature, the travel journal becomes a journal of ideas in Adrian Marino’s case, by trying not only to explain the formation of a certain type of personality, but also to transcribe/redact a chronicle of social and political history. In 1984, he left Cambridge to become director and cofounder of the Hooke Institute in Oxford, U.K. After a year at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, Mass.), he returned to Cambridge in Britain, where he spent most of the rest of his life. at Cambridge University, Cambridge, U.K., in 1963. My sadness and disbelief are more strongly felt because the life of this gifted and generous man ended so early.Born in Melbourne, Australia, Adrian was granted his Ph.D. On April 19, Adrian Gill, FRS, my former thesis advisor and distinguished friend, died suddenly of cancer.
1935), kes töötas 1970-ndate lõpul ja 1980-ndate alguses telefoni, faksi ja varaste kirjakstisüsteemidega kunstiprojektide kallal, osales 1970-ndate ja 1980-ndate multimeediaprojektides aastast Viinis elava kanada kunstniku Robert Adrian X-ga (sünd. Robert Adrian X / Robert Adrian X interv. Through five letters written by Nightingale to Worthington, the paper explores Nightingale's views focussing on her admiration for the designs, and examines the importance of these commissions for Worthington's career as a hospital architect.
The designs of both hospitals were based on the 'pavilion' principle of which Nightingale became a vocal national champion. Worthington was involved in building hospitals for two Poor Law Unions in Manchester. 'A model for the country': letters from Florence Nightingale to the architect, Thomas Worthington, on hospitals and other matters 1865-1868.īetween 18 the Manchester architect, Thomas Worthington and Florence Nightingale corresponded about hospital design.
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